Aerial image of a coffee farm in Colombia (Adobe Stock)

World News Quiz: September 2024

By TechnoServe

Tags: Environmental Sustainability Youth Economic Opportunity

In the Amazon rainforest, fires are causing trees to release carbon instead of absorbing it as they naturally do. What is this practice of capturing and storing carbon called? Find out in our latest world news quiz.

Are you an informed global citizen? This week, test your knowledge of current events with TechnoServe’s September 2024 world news quiz.

September 2024 World News Quiz

"*" indicates required fields

1) In a speech during a recent visit to the U.S., this leader declared that his nation was "the first G20 country to achieve its Paris climate goals." Who was it?*
Select an answer
2) Roughly 300,000 people have recently been displaced in northern Nigeria as a result of what?*
Select an answer
3) A major group recently called for the European Union to postpone deforestation regulations, which were due to take effect on December 30, 2024. The group represents 98% of all nations that produce which agricultural product?*
Select an answer
4) Dozens of people were killed in an attack in Mali by a group linked to al Qaeda. Sub-Saharan Africa now accounts for what proportion of all global deaths from terrorism?*
Select an answer
5) Latin America is experiencing a record year for forest fires. In the Amazon rainforest, fires are causing trees to release carbon instead of absorb it as they naturally do. This practice of capturing and storing carbon is called what?*
Select an answer

You can unsubscribe from these communications at any time. For more information on how to unsubscribe, our privacy practices, and how we are committed to protecting and respecting your privacy, please review our Privacy Policy.

Share on Facebook
Share On X

Related Articles

The Link Between Biodiversity Loss and Poverty: A Q&A With Tony Siantonas and Margarita Guerra for COP16

Read More

October 2024 World News Quiz

Read More

In Mexico, Smallholder Farmers Begin the Journey Toward Regenerative Agriculture

Read More

N/A